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No Gain 2 & 7 - BUF 49 (12:46 - 2nd) J.Allen pass incomplete short right to D.Singletary.

Jesse James and Buffalo Bill just go together.

Someone start a gofundme for SDS. We can all kick in a few bucks. Well worth it.

Big Boobs will be a distraction in the locker room.

"Sporty" and "Scary"

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Just think, 15 months ago they had Watson, Hopkins, and JJ Watt and made a run in the playoffs. Everything was going great. Now, just a gigantic cluster**** of a team.

I'm in the minority, I think we're fine at RB. I would put all energy on D. I mean ALL.

I'll have a Trubisky on Foles, hold the ginger.

Houston, are you seeing this? Looks like some sort of space maggot

Motivation to get extra nasty. Get EXTRA nasty Feliciano. See you soon. Go Bills!

I'll preface by saying that I too am not a big Singletary guy either, and prefer Moss all day. But maybe we are a little rough on him. To me, the most important stat for an RB is Avg Yards Per Rush. Here is the ranking from 2020 (at least 100 carries). I took out QBs. (may have to click on image to zoom) So both are a little below "middle of the pack" in YPR (4.4, 4.3) But look at some of the players they are equal to or better than last year. James Conner (4.3) Kareem Hunt (4.2) Ezekiel Elliot (4.0) Josh Jacobs (3.9) Joe Mixon (3.6) I bet everyone on this board would say they would take any one of these 5 guys over Singletary in a heartbeat. But in 2020, Singletary outperformed them on this key stat. I think what makes us "think" Devin can't cut it, is because he gets so few attempts than the guys listed here. These 5 guys get the ball 20-25 times a game, every game. So they end up with ~100 yards rushing, 1,000 on season, so their avg doesn't look so bad. If we handed to Singletary 20-25 times, he'd probably end up with ~100 too. But since he gets 10 carries, his overall game stats look weaker. During this post, I've kind of talked myself into thinking, maybe it wouldn't be the worst if the RB position was NOT addressed this off-season... using FAs/draft on other positions of need. I don't think the RB position is as bad off as most people think. And since we're now pass-first offense... maybe he's adequate. 4.4 yards per carry is not bad. Tried editing out the bottom of my previous post. It wont save the edit for some reason... just ignore the bottom part. End of post is "not bad"

Not really...

I like Danica

Played TE/DE on Varsity in HS. I was only 180 lbs. Broken hand half way through the first season. We used to crush our heads in practice and games all the time. Would get my "bell wrung" often (likely mini concussions) Have back problems to this day and blame football for it. I think that downward impact did something to my spine. My kid stopped playing after 6th grade. I'm glad he did.

Ok, I'd probably marry Tequila... and um. I don't know.

The good ol' days, when tickets were a reasonable $25

(as a backup or spot starter)

I guess after football he just wants to re-lax.

You forgot "ugly". I like 'em large, angry and ugly. The uglier the better.

I would guess that being in every play you really get to learn of your opponent's tendency and moves (guy right in front of you). He fools you once early in the game, but now you know what to look for and wont let it happen again type of thing. And, they are starters because they are supposedly better than their backup. Even if tired, a better player at 90% may still be better than their sub at 100%.

Every playoff team except 1 ends the year on a loss. Think of March Madness... 65 teams (with play-in games) end the year on a loss. Hurts more that Bills final game was not played well... but think what this board would be like if they lost in first round to Colts (which was quite close). They won lots of big games this year (Balt, Ind, Sea, LAR, SF, Pit, NE x2). It was a great year... just have to deal with a loss at the end like every other playoff team except 1.

Lot of players do it. Just a jolt to get your eyes wide open and focus on the task at hand. 100% awake and ready to go.

In my mind I only gave us about a 30% chance to win. Then we score the first 9 points and I'm thinking... we have a great chance to win now. But once a wheel starting falling off, I figured all 4 would come off soon - and they did. So I ended up right where I started. Not so much disappointed in the loss... more the way we were helpless out there. For instance, AZ was a heartbreaking loss... but at least the Bills played a great game. I'd take the AZ loss over the KC loss.

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